Looking for a basic, low cost distribution block with fuses for low voltage. 4 to 6 circuits. Screw connections preferred. One input connection would be good. About 2A/circuit. Specific recommendations anyone? This is for taking a 12V supply and splitting it to several POE runs.
Power distribution/fuse block?
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Historically have used these for my automotive stuff.
Found one on Amazon. It is a small one for 4 devices with eye candy. It is kind of expensive at $59.00
1 In 4 Out AGU Fused Eye Candy 0 4 Gauge Power Distribution Blocks
Here for my Leviton panel I use a multiple fused small power distribution transformer made for cameras. It is 120VAC powered from the bottom part of the Leviton can. It currently is used for 12VDC and 5VDC devices. It is only 6AMPs and works fine.
Thinking I found it many years ago at All Electronics dot com.
You can also purchase a Buck(y) transformer with LED voltage/amperage and then distribute the 12VDC output to a multiple 12VDC line fused block. (automotive style).
Found one on Amazon. It is a small one for 4 devices with eye candy. It is kind of expensive at $59.00
1 In 4 Out AGU Fused Eye Candy 0 4 Gauge Power Distribution Blocks
Here for my Leviton panel I use a multiple fused small power distribution transformer made for cameras. It is 120VAC powered from the bottom part of the Leviton can. It currently is used for 12VDC and 5VDC devices. It is only 6AMPs and works fine.
Thinking I found it many years ago at All Electronics dot com.
You can also purchase a Buck(y) transformer with LED voltage/amperage and then distribute the 12VDC output to a multiple 12VDC line fused block. (automotive style).
Look at the Altronix PDx series of distribution blocks. Many models to choose from, with 4, 8 or 16 outputs, protected by fuses or PTCs.
